According to the records, the 12th month is the Year of the Ox.
The Ox as an animal sign refers to the ox in the twelve zodiac animals. The ox ranks second among the twelve zodiac animals, and it is associated with the earthly branch "Chou", so the "Chou hour" (1-3 a.m.) is also called the "Ox hour". The yin-yang hexagram is "Kun as the mother cow".

People born in the Year of the Ox are diligent and hardworking, with strong willpower. They are cautious and careful in their actions, slow-paced, and have a habit of making steady progress. They are honest, reliable, and responsible, capable of enduring hardship. However, they may sometimes feel self-depressed, be stubborn, not easily accept advice, prone to impulsiveness, dislike socializing, and lack adaptability. People born in the Year of the Ox are usually kind-hearted, but when they get angry, they can become as rough as a wild bull, making others afraid to approach them.
People born in the Year of the Ox are not good at expressing their emotions and tend to be conservative in love, preferring indirect ways of expression. Those born in the Year of the Ox are sincere and down-to-earth, rarely engaging in romance or having much sentimentality. When dating someone born in the Year of the Ox, one must be practical, as they view dating as a prelude to marriage, with a strong sense of practicality in their love life, giving the impression of lacking romance. People born in the Year of the Ox have a strong sense of responsibility, giving a feeling of being solid and reliable, which makes them highly praised and trusted by their superiors at work. Even if there are some difficulties at work, their strong perseverance will help them overcome obstacles and persist until the end.